A "telling" comment

[David Lyons]

New York Knicks coach has "resigned"! Wow! In the article about this, there is a telling comment concerning Carmelo Anthony: http://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/stor...antoni-resigns

About Jeremy Lin: "After struggling through the first six weeks, though, the Knicks went 8-1 in a nine-game stretch in mid-February on the strength of point guard Jeremy Lin, who electrified both the fan base and his teammates after being claimed off waivers in late December."

About Carmelo Anthony: "But once Anthony returned from injury and the Knicks' recent slide began..."

Team chemistry is a strange thing, but apparently more important than a star's shine.

[Ryan Scott]

He never wanted Anthony in the first place. D'Antoni didn't sign up for this mess; he'll be better off on a team that's ready to run like crazy and play no defense.

[Benjamin Burch]

Carmelo is the most overrated player in the NBA. He is a chucker who scores due to volume, not efficiency. He shoots a low percentage, settles for low-percentage shots, and refuses to play defense. The guy is terrible.